The sundew picture is blurry but it seems to be a D. adelae. This does fine at a window sill, with a drained pot, sitting in a plastic container of distilled water.

The VFT presents a small dilemma. It really is an outdoor plant and it should be heading into dormancy right now. Your winter will be too cold to keep outside but if you have an attic or garage with a southern window sill, I would try that. It also should be in a drained pot. You really can't stick a 70 F plant into a 40 F fridge. It should be done gradually.

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I agree with Petiolaris. Give the VFT a light dormancy this year on a window sill, next spring put it outside in full sun all day. In the fall when temps get down to 40 regularly put in the fridge and leave it until spring.

The Sundew can go in a bright (warmer) window (not window sill!) and needs no dormancy. Use distilled or rainwater ONLY for both plants.

d. Adelae will grow and sprout babies LIKE CRAZY.

You'll have a ton of them in no time!

So I'm trying to induce dormancy on my VFT, how do i know when it's kicked in lol?

Also, When it is in dormancy does it still need sunlight? cuz my garage has no windows.

VFT's come from North Carolina. Winter in in N.C. means temps that range from a little below freezing to the 50's, for the most part. They're also getting ~9-10 hours of daylength for the winter. It isn't a matter of having light or not. It's a matter of how much daylight they are getting. You're in PA, so if you have an attic with a window, you can put the VFT by a window and let nature dictate when the plant wakes up.

a nice website sells pots and sphagnum moss- it's called Blackjungle

Here is a link that might be useful: Blackjungle